'Ballet × Sujecheon' at Gyeongbokgung Palace
Nearly Ninety Performers Present Three Acts on Stage
Korean court music and Western classical dance will come together on an autumn night at the royal palace to create a new form of art. The National Palace Heritage Center of the National Heritage Administration and the National Heritage Promotion Agency will hold the second half of this year's 'Valley × Sujecheon' ancient palace music concert for four days at Jibokjae Hall in Gyeongbokgung Palace, Seoul, starting from October 2.
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This unique fusion of East and West will feature nearly ninety top artists from various fields, including the K-Arts Ballet Company of Korea National University of Arts, the Sujecheon Project, and Yeonhui Company Youhee. The event will sequentially showcase 'Ballet Jeongjae,' which combines Sujecheon with classical ballet; 'Ballet Fantasy,' blending Romantic Ballet with traditional Korean music; and 'Ballet Binari,' adding the energy of Samulnori percussion to the dancers' performances.
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